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The Sonic the Hedgehog video game series has sold over 75 million copies worldwide, in 10th place. Sonic the Hedgehog 2 is the best selling video game from the series, selling over 6 million copies.
Yes, Sonic is famous. no ,sonic is not famous YES, Sonic is FAMOUS
Well... wasn't it created in Japan? Made the Japanese pretty proud to be owners of such a worldly popular thing hey?
yes a moives coming out
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Which Sonic the Hedgehog cartoon was the most popular?
The most popular Sonic show is Sonic Underground.
What year did Sonic the Hedgehog get popular?
Sonic was popular from his introduction in 1991.
Who's more popular Sonic or Shadow?
Sonic by far is more popular. Some people just prefer Shadow over Sonic.
What year did Sonic the Hedgehog become popular?
Sonic was released in 1991 so I'd assume he became popular then.
Who is more popular shadow and Amy or sonic and Amy?
I think Sonic and Amy are more popular than Shadow and Amy.
You Shadow more popular than Sonic?
oh come on shadow is not popular sonic is sonic is faster and stronger than shadow sonic is the main character shadow ruins sonic shadow had his own game AND IT SUCKED! sonic faster than shadow stronger than him in every way
Is the Sonic the Hedgehog show still on?
no the sonic the hedgehog is'nt on
Is sonic more popular than naruto?
sonic Both are popular, however prior to the (re)release of sonic 4 and sonic colours, I would say that star wars was the more popular franchise. Star Wars is a movie franchise while Sonic is a video game franchise, so Star Wars is probably slightly more popular.
Did sonic go out of business?
No Way ! Sonic is still alive!
Where did Sonic come from?
Sonic came from Sega when they needed a new popular game so they came up with Sonic as a character.
Is sonic for nerds?
No are you crazy sonic rocks im 17 and i still love sonic :-P
Who's popular Sonic the Hedgehog or Rainbow Dash?
Probably Sonic. I'm pretty sure the Sonic fanbase is bigger than the MLP fanbase. But they're both popular characters.
